The Year at Thrush Green

The Year at Thrush Green by Miss Read is a literary fiction work published by Penguin in 1996. This edition spans 266 pages and is presented in English. The narrative unfolds across twelve chapters, each representing a month, and draws inspiration from the author’s earlier work, Village Diary. The story begins with the discovery of an abandoned dog on a church porch, which is then taken in by a quirky farmer, while the presence of a tall, blonde American in the village raises questions about their identity.
Readers will find a charming exploration of village life, filled with intriguing characters and everyday occurrences. The plot weaves together various threads, including the community’s response to the abandoned dog and the mysterious newcomer. This edition invites readers to immerse themselves in the rhythms of rural existence, capturing the essence of small-town dynamics and relationships.
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This story is written in twelve chapters, one for each month, echoing the author’s first book Village Diary. An adandoned dog is found in the church porch and passed on to dotty farmer. A tall, blonde American is noticed wandering round the village – who is it?
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